The Norsca DLC is a good value thanks to offering an interesting campaign with two races who dramatically differ from those of the base Total War: Warhammer game. Once you've gotten strong enough to dominate your neighbors, you'll be able to proceed south and lay siege to other races with your hordes of marauders and berserkers. So you're not at a disadvantage early on, and you can hack and slash your way to dominance of the cold lands. One mitigating factor is that all of the northern tribes you face off against in the Norsca campaign are also melee fighters. If you want to win with these northern warriors, you'll want to charge the enemy and close the distance as soon as possible. Their range is severely reduced, so they play a more supplementary roll for the Norsca and Wintertooth.

This comes at a price, in that their ranged units just aren't as good as those of other races. Both sides excel in melee combat and sieges. While the Norsca and Wintertooth trolls look quite a lot different, they fight pretty similarly. Throgg's troll units get a resistance buff, and all of his troops receive immunity to negative terrain effects as well. But his unique ability, Copious Vomit, is much grosser! He can also construct a building called Troll Country. Like Wulrik, this imposing monster excels in melee combat and sieges.

Throgg, also known as the King of Trolls, leads the Wintertooth faction.

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